H&F first to join forces with community to plan ahead for emergencies
H&F Council took another step forward in its ground-breaking approach to working with the community to deal with an emergency.
Always dial 999 in the event of any emergency where there is danger to life or there is a crime in progress.
We will put information for residents on our homepage in event of any major emergency incident in the borough. This will be updated as new information becomes available.
If you have an emergency and you need to contact the council out of our normal office hours, you should:
Our services can provide a quick response, depending on your circumstances.
Advice for tenants and leaseholders
If you have become homeless suddenly as a result of an emergency eg domestic violence, and have had no time to make alternative arrangements, please come to our H&F Advice centre, ground floor, 145 King Street or call 0845 313 39 between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.
Between 6pm and 9am Monday to Friday and all weekend, please call our emergency night and weekend housing service on 020 8741 2937.
Following the tragedy at Grenfell and the Parsons Green terror attack, the council decided to harness and co-ordinate the community spirit seen during these major crises. We've created a new community resilience project with the community working in collaboration with the council to discuss how it could do things better and how best to involve residents and local groups in response to an emergency.
It started with a community ideas 'hackathon'. Out of that came a community emergency extranet, training sessions to create an army of community volunteers and a growing network of links and relationships via the neighbourhood social media site Nextdoor.
GOV.UK provides information on terrorism and national emergencies.
London Fire Brigade - information about your local fire brigade.
Online safety - Get safe online helps individuals and small businesses protect themselves against internet threats such as viruses, spam, spyware and online fraud.
H&F Council took another step forward in its ground-breaking approach to working with the community to deal with an emergency.
The H&F community is coming together to find out how it can help during an emergency.
H&F Council paid tribute to members of the community for their incredible response last Friday.
People have come from every corner of the borough to help the residents of Grenfell Tower.
A letter from Cllr Stephen Cowan, Leader of H&F Council.
Life-threatening emergencies:
999
Council emergency services:
020 8748 8588
With the temperature in London breaking records, we wanted to share some tips on how to stay safe, and how you can look out for those who may need help.
Are you prepared? - A guide to preparing your household for emergencies (pdf)
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